Like how you you explain the trim as we are watching it. Thanks

Thank you.❤❤❤

That poor mare, I would imagine that the next time you care for her hooves they will be so much more improved. Great work!

When I started out I had a horse somewhat like what you just showed. Not having ever trimmed a flat footed quarter horse, once I was able to clean the hoof wall up and get the shape I needed I hit live sole really quick with my knife which caused the horse to be really tender for a week or so. Definitely a lesson I will never forget.

Great video and commentary.

Great job. Can we see more draft trims?

First time I've ever heard of collateral grooves referred to as "comishures".

Now when watch other ferrier's videos, I'm telling then don't forget to move the heels back or yup gotta get the bars.

😢😢😢❤❤❤ great work 👏 👍 👌 💪

It must be satisfying to know your skill is helping an animal. What a difference from start to finish. I would be curious to know how changing the hoof angle affects the horse's stance, the forces that travel up the leg(s) to the joints...shoulder or hips. Is there an adjustment period for the horse? I subscribed as I am so curious about your work.🤗

How to do you move the horse's heels back?

Would it have helped to soak the feet

Sorry no disrespect but you talk to much and can't even hear the clipping ,satisfying sound is why I like to watch videos like this. . once again I'm sorry I don't mean to sound rude really do like ur videos,

...thumbs down for poor execution. Interesting subject, poorly presented, as I'm sure you'd agree.

Why not using power tool in this over grown hooves? Technology can help.